The English wedding

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alreadypacked replied

6 July 2007, 06:55
Originally posted by Troll

Why is Dublin so popular... must be as wet as here?

Safer than some English Cities, the ability the stand up will get you into most places.
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Troll replied

6 July 2007, 06:19
Why is Dublin so popular... must be as wet as here?
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alreadypacked started a topic The English wedding

5 July 2007, 20:27
The English wedding

Stag and Hen season is in full swing here in Dublin, on my way home bumped into a few hen parties mainly English, all shapes and sizes.

But strange thing all the same colour, have you all being lying about the weather in the UK. But even if there was sun how did they get the same shade?

I know other cultures have very elaborate wedding rituals, are we seeing an extension of the English wedding.

Do we now include:
Pilgrimages (Guinness brewery)
Body painting (Fake tan)

What other rituals have been added?
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